graves
This is the grave of Russell Train. Born in 1920 in Jamestown, Rhode Island, Train grew up in Washington, D.C. His father was Admiral Charles Russell Train, who was usually.
This is the grave of Gerrit Smith. Born in 1797 in Utica, New York, he grew up wealthy. His father had married into the New York Livingston elite and made.
This is the grave of Bullet Bill Dudley. Born in 1921 in Bluefield, Virginia, Dudley was a great high school football player, even though he was way too young for.
This is the grave of Peter Cooper. Born in 1791 in New York City, Cooper was adopted by a hatmaker and Methodist named John Cooper. He was a working class.
This is the grave of George Thomas. Born in 1816 in Southhampton County, Virginia, Thomas grew up in a family of slaveholders. They owned 685 acres and 24 slaves in.
This is the grave of Donald and Miriam MacMillan. Born in 1874 in Provincetown, Massachusetts, MacMillan was orphaned at the age of 12 after his sea captain father died at.
This is the grave of William Hooper and John Penn. William Hooper was born in 1742 in Boston. The son of a Scottish minister, he was expected to enter the.
This is the grave of Henry Cabot Lodge. Born in Beverly, Massachusetts in 1850, Lodge grew up in the Beacon Hill elite of the Civil War era. No one was.